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ACL 1999: all accepted papers

83 papers · the most cited first · ← ACL 1999

  1. A Bag of Useful Techniques for Efficient and Robust ParsingBernd Kiefer, Hans-Ulrich Krieger, John Carroll et al.
  2. A Decision-Based Approach to Rhetorical ParsingDaniel Marcu
  3. A Knowledge-free Method for Capitalized Word DisambiguationAndrei Mikheev
  4. A Meta-Level Grammar: Redefining Synchronous TAG for Translation and ParaphraseMark Dras
  5. A Method for Word Sense Disambiguation of Unrestricted TextRada Mihalcea, Dan I. Moldovan
  6. A Part of Speech Estimation Method for Japanese Unknown Words using a Statistical Model of Morphology and ContextMasaaki Nagata
  7. A Pylonic Decision-Tree Language Model- with Optimal Question SelectionAdrian Corduneanu
  8. A Second-Order Hidden Markov Model for Part-of-Speech TaggingScott M. Thede, Mary P. Harper
  9. A Selectionist Theory of Language AcquisitionCharles D. Yang
  10. A Statistical Parser for CzechMichael Collins, Jan Hajic, Lance Ramshaw et al.our summary
  11. A Syntactic Framework for Speech Repairs and Other DisruptionsMark G. Core, Lenhart K. Schubert
  12. A Unification-based Approach to Morpho-syntactic Parsing of Agglutinative and Other (Highly) Inflectional LanguagesGabor Proszeky, Balazs Kis
  13. A flexible distributed architecture for NLP system development and useFreddy Y. Y. Choi
  14. A semantically-derived subset of English for hardware verificationAlexander Holt, Ewan Klein
  15. Acquiring Lexical Generalizations from Corpora: A Case Study for Diathesis AlternationsMaria Lapata
  16. Alternating Quantifier Scope in CCGMark Steedman
  17. An Earley-style Predictive Chart Parsing Method for Lambek GrammarsMark Hepple
  18. An Efficient Statistical Speech Act Type Tagging System for Speech Translation SystemsHideki Tanaka, Akio Yokoo
  19. An Unsupervised Model for Statistically Determining Coordinate Phrase AttachmentMiriam Goldberg
  20. Analysis System of Speech Acts and Discourse Structures Using Maximum Entropy ModelWon Seug Choi, Jeong-Mi Cho, Jungyun Seo
  21. Analysis of Syntax-Based Pronoun Resolution MethodsJoel R. Tetreaultour summary
  22. Automatic Compensation for Parser Figure-of-Merit FlawsDon Blaheta, Eugene Charniak
  23. Automatic Detection of Poor Speech Recognition at the Dialogue LevelDiane J. Litman, Marilyn A. Walker, Michael S. Kearns
  24. Automatic Identification of Non-compositional PhrasesDekang Linour summary
  25. Automatic Identification of Word Translations from Unrelated English and German CorporaReinhard Rappour summary
  26. Automatic Speech Recognition and Its Application to Information ExtractionSadaoki Furui
  27. Automatic construction of a hypernym-labeled noun hierarchy from textSharon A. Caraballoour summary
  28. Bilingual Hebrew-English Generation of Possessives and Partitives: Raising the Input Abstraction LevelYael Dahan Netzer, Michael Elhadad
  29. Charting the Depths of Robust Speech ParsingW. Kasper, B. Kiefer, H.-U. Krieger et al.
  30. Cohesion and Collocation: Using Context Vectors in Text SegmentationStefan Kaufmann
  31. Compositional Semantics for Linguistic FormalismsShuly Wintner
  32. Computational Lexical Semantics, Incrementality, and the So-called Punctuality of EventsPatrick Caudal
  33. Construct Algebra: Analytical Dialog ManagementAlicia Abella, Allen L. Gorin
  34. Corpus-Based Identification of Non-Anaphoric Noun PhrasesDavid L. Bean, Ellen Riloffour summary
  35. Corpus-Based Linguistic Indicators for Aspectual ClassificationEric V. Siegel
  36. Deep Read: A Reading Comprehension SystemLynette Hirschman, Marc Light, Eric Breck et al.
  37. Dependency Parsing with an Extended Finite State ApproachKemal Oflazer
  38. Designing a Task-Based Evaluation Methodology for a Spoken Machine Translation SystemKavita Thomas
  39. Development and Use of a Gold-Standard Data Set for Subjectivity ClassificationsJanyce M. Wiebe, Rebecca F. Bruce, Thomas P. O'Haraour summary
  40. Discourse Relations: A Structural and Presuppositional Account Using Lexicalised TAGBonnie Webber, Alistair Knott, Matthew Stone et al.our summary
  41. Distributional Similarity Models: Clustering vs. Nearest NeighborsLillian Lee
  42. Dynamic Nonlocal Language Modeling via Hierarchical Topic-Based AdaptationRadu Florian, David Yarowsky
  43. Efficient Parsing for Bilexical Context-Free Grammars and Head Automaton GrammarsJason Eisner, Giorgio Sattaour summary
  44. Efficient probabilistic top-down and left-corner parsingBrian Roark, Mark Johnson
  45. Estimators for Stochastic “Unification-Based” GrammarsMark Johnson, Stuart Geman, Stephen Canon et al.our summary
  46. Finding Parts in Very Large CorporaMatthew Berland, Eugene Charniakour summary
  47. Improving Summaries by Revising ThemInderjeet Mani, Barbara Gates, Eric Bloedorn
  48. Inducing a Semantically Annotated Lexicon via EM-Based ClusteringMats Rooth, Stefan Riezler, Detlef Prescher et al.our summary
  49. Information Fusion in the Context of Multi-Document SummarizationRegina Barzilay, Kathleen R. McKeown, Michael Elhadadour summary
  50. Inside-Outside Estimation of a Lexicalized PCFG for GermanFranz Beil, Glenn Carroll, Detlef Prescher et al.
  51. Learning to Recognize Tables in Free TextHwee Tou Ng, Chung Yong Lim, Jessica Li Teng Koo
  52. Less is more: Eliminating index terms from subordinate clausesSimon H. Corston-Oliver, William B. Dolan
  53. Lexical Semantics to Disambiguate Polysemous Phenomena of Japanese Adnominal ConstituentsHitoshi Isahara, Kyoko Kanzaki
  54. Man vs. Machine: A Case Study in Base Noun Phrase LearningEric Brill, Grace Ngai
  55. Measures of Distributional SimilarityLillian Leeour summary
  56. Measuring Conformity to Discourse Routines in Decision-Making InteractionsSherri L. Condon, Claude G. Cech, William R. Edwards
  57. Memory-Based Morphological AnalysisAntal van den Bosch, Walter Daelemans
  58. Mining the Web for Bilingual TextPhilip Resnikour summary
  59. Mixed Language Query DisambiguationPascale Fung, Xiaohu Liu, Chi Shun Cheung
  60. Modeling Filled Pauses in Medical DictationsSergey V. Pakhomov
  61. Ordering Among PremodifiersJames Shaw, Vasileios Hatzivassiloglou
  62. Packing of Feature Structures for Efficient Unification of Disjunctive Feature StructuresYusuke Miyao
  63. Parsing preferences with Lexicalized Trey Adjoining Grammars exploiting the derivation treeAlexandra Kinyon
  64. Preserving Semantic Dependencies in Synchronous Tree Adjoining GrammarWilliam Schuler
  65. Projecting Corpus-Based Semantic Links on a ThesaurusEmmanuel Morin
  66. Relating Probabilistic Grammars and AutomataSteven Abney, David McAllester, Fernando Pereira
  67. Resolving Translation Ambiguity and Target Polysemy in Cross-Language Information RetrievalHsin-Hsi Chen, Guo-Wei Bian, Wen-Cheng Lin
  68. Robust, Finite-State Parsing for Spoken Language UnderstandingEdward C. Kaiser
  69. Semantic Analysis of Japanese Noun Phrases - A New Approach to Dictionary-Based UnderstandingSadao Kurohashi, Yasuyuki Sakai
  70. Should we Translate the Documents or the Queries in Cross-language Information Retrieval?J. Scott McCarley
  71. Statistical Models for Topic SegmentationJeffrey C. Reynar
  72. Supervised Grammar Induction using Training Data with Limited Constituent InformationRebecca Hwa
  73. Syntagmatic and Paradigmatic Representations of Term VariationChristian Jacquemin
  74. The CommandTalk Spoken Dialogue SystemAmanda Stent, John Dowding, Jean Mark Gawron et al.
  75. The Lexical Component of Natural Language ProcessingGeorge A. Miller
  76. The grapho-phonological system of written French: Statistical analysis and empirical validationMarielle Lange, Alain Content
  77. Two Accounts of Scope Availability and Semantic UnderspecificationAlistair Willis, Suresh Manandhar
  78. Understanding Unsegmented User Utterances in Real-Time Spoken Dialogue SystemsMikio Nakano, Noboru Miyazaki, Jun-ichi Hirasawa et al.
  79. Unifying ParallelsClaire Gardent
  80. Untangling Text Data MiningMarti A. Hearst
  81. Using Linguistic Knowledge in Automatic AbstractingHoracio Saggion
  82. Using Mutual Information to Resolve Query Translation Ambiguities and Query Term WeightingMyung-Gil Jang, Sung Hyon Myaeng, Se Young Park
  83. Using aggregation for selecting content when generating referring expressionsJohn A. Bateman

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